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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17


By FRANCIS HoDasoN BURNETT.
1.-The had known that when her proud, fair
Turned from him calm and slow,
Beneath its cold Indifference had place
A passionate. deep woe;
If he had known that when her hand lay
still,
Pulseless go near his own,
It was because pains bitter, bitter chill
Changed her to very stone;
If he had known that abe hod borne so
,, For the sake of the sweet past.
and touch .-.
Must be the cruel last ="
If he had known her eyes so cold and
bright, aait
Held back within their deeps of purple
A storm of tears unshed;
II he had known the keenly barbed jest
With such hard lightneas thrown
Cut through the hot, proud heart within
If she had known that when her calm
glance swept y
His blood was fire, his pulses madly leaped
Beneath her careless eye;
her hand
And felt it still and cold
There closed round his wrung heart the
iron band
or misery untold;
If she had known that when her laughter
In scorn Of sweet past days
His very soul shook with deadly pang
Before her light dispraise;
If she had known that every poisoned dart,
If she had understood
That each sunk to the depths of his mans
heart
If she had known that when in the wide
West
He whispered bitterly: " IT'S like the rest;
The warmth and light haye fled ;"
II she had known the longing and the pain,
Ifshe had only guessed
One look-one word-and she perhaps had
lain
Silently upon his breast;
If she had known how oft when their eyes
met
And his so tiercely shone,
All! if she had but knowni .,..
If they had known the waste lost love must
cross
The wastes of unlit lands
If they had known what seas of salt tears
toss
Between the barren strand;
If they had known how lost loye prays for
death .'5E
Ard makes low, ceaseIess moan,
Yet never fails his sad, sweet, wearyinp
breath,
Ali if they but had known.
The Century.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17
A Grand Tribute.
Especial to The Item.I


RICHMOND, Dec. ga full under
standing has been reached between the
municipal authorities and the execu-
tive committee of the Confederate
Soldiers and Sailors Monument AS
ISOLATION is regard to the monument
to privates who served in the civil war.
The city will donate a site in Libby
Hill park and donate $4,000 toward
paying for the foundation. Complete,
Il will be an imposing erection, costing
not less than $75,000.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17

The committee on the I'd of January
will not be the mouth-piece to ratify
the DEGREES of half dozsn bosses. The
people will speak in their sovereign
capacity ,,aud every white Democrat
will have an equal voice.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17

His Yankee feet are on our shore
Socl o'vhan, our Sool o'vhan!
He comes to tap the British gore
Sool o'vhan, our Sool o'vhap!
Let Bison William hunt his hole
His tame is now a broken bowl!
One man alone charms EngIand's soul
Sool o'vhan, our Sool o'vhan!
-RRr(fc,tc
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17
Wholesale Drugs.

Browns Iron Bitters.
Swift's Specific, s. S. s.
Armistead's Ague Tonic.
Acid Iron Earth.
Fellows Hypophosphates.
Blood Balm, b. B. B.
Kinch.
Ovens Sore Wash.
Carboiic Salve.
Asnica Linimeut.
German Syrup.
Pierce's Goods.
Bulls Goods.
Piatt's Chlorides.
Tichenor's Antisceptic.
Simmons Liver Medicine.
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Caticura Goods.
Royal Glue.
Ayers Goods.
AT CAIDERwooD & Co.'S.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17

Flavoring Extracts for Cakes, Spices,
Pepper, Cooking Soda, Mustard, Celia
tine, Coal Oil and Sewing Machine
Oil. AT CALDHRwooD s. Co.'S.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION or Il.
JULES FERRY IN PARIS.
The Would.Be Murderer Narrowly
Escapes Being LyacheA.

PARIS, Dec. 1O.-M. Jules Ferry was
fred at three times this afternoon BY q
man named Aubertfp ia the lobby Of
the chamber Of depuiies. -
Aubertin appeared In the hall OF the
chamber Of deputies and asked to see
both M. NJ. Ferry aud Goblet. M.
Goblet did not respond to Aubertin's
request for an interview, but M. FerHy
did, and on his appearance Aubeftin
drew q revolver and fred three times
ct him. 49,. 3t.a 80
It is reported that one of the balls
struck NJ. Ferry In the chest. This
wound, however, is apparently, not
serious, as NJ. Ferry was able 10 pro-
coed to u hospital supported BY friends.
In reply to inquiries by friends as to
the severity OF his wound, he respond
ed, cit is nothing" Aubertin has
been arrested.
4P. MI has been ascertained that
| M. Ferry's wounds are slight; that the
shots only grazed the skin after pierre
log his clothes.
The bystanders tried to lynch Amber
tin after he had fred the shots, and
wele only prevented with dimculty
from carrying ont their Intention.
/ sketch ofshe Assatlant.
| PARIS, Dec. 10. Betckens Aubcr,in,
M. Ferry's assailans, IL q native o
lQombach In Moselle. When he made
the attack on M. Ferry he was &C
companted by an accompiice who was
, 10 have shot M. Goblet, but who funk
, ed, giving as his reason that his re-
voiver dropped to the floor.
When AubertIn was searched by the
police paper was found on him which
| indicated that he and Ills confederates
had drawn lots yesterday to decide who
should do the shooting. a.
}, The paper ends ..Death to intriguers
Our path is laid out to form an tnteIti.
gent, disinterested and pure ministry
, So be it,"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17

Remember the primaries on the
28th, white Democrats of Ouachita.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17

- ~ A1uakS 6s6t oacuSation.D
AZ g nho at.e Invented kisses We
have not oeon able TO ascertain. Happy
ior y - ~ did,acH take OUT :
pate UehhNN e. NeyG inst he
tatte0 f0u0 Dior shl5 MesRh wonid
have exceeded that Of Cs@sps., And
had every mortal who ever indulged
10 kiselq4 t44Q9 = ,p4gfimage to MS
grave AND. cast stone upon It, as
AouglelI0w tells us travellers OF Old
Wefet wont on thai % Manfred, at
Beuovem0, bis femalpes would be over
heeped bZ vcrltAble Tower OF Babel.
eonannee 6ee0udues whom We have
alrea0y referred %, gives ktesesa divine
oetD1o. he Represents Cytherea as
no0tlo9 fns0o6@ the.ct0uus with her
eooW-W uts0 swans, scatteftng Kisses
Over tho mu1tml eolIs ana 40 corn hret
epr946 Hpr&H - nel0 f0f the use Of
man S4fee9 ythNs Do!e femedy Tor
love3st nt5f1P pes, Haef Assusgers OF
Lovyet 4@4l&oti hames The poet
Hoiue, on the other hand, regards
them - the Invention Of mouth all
glowing and blest:
IIt kies'd and IL thought Of nothing beside,
TSs ieir mouth o. May was then N IN It's pride;
snrinsins. "s 90 --o''' '.' :" ''e'
The sun wss laughing, the birds were
Mnging."
We shall not stop to dtscnss which Is
riRpt Mt - hrse Kiss OF which there
epe444 1ha famous skiss which
- tGAa4 Stoi ElacheI ut the well /.
After bsetowiDg which, we are told
that he lifted up his voice and wept.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17

Speak out In thunder tones for white
supremacy and white mans governs
ment on the 18th, ye sturdy sons OF
Ouachita.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26
A Lost Industry.

jaw Gould, the railroad magnate, taxes
pleasure in letting the world kno" thae
twenty-five years ago he earned money
BIZ honest industry. making noon MARKS
for farmers. Work Of that KIND ooHe
only a quarter o. a century ago indicates
what 4 short way in time we are removed
from the use OF crude. ancient .te'lcts.
II is only within half q century that me
admirable mechanical methods Of ame1l-
can clock-makcrs have brought the price
Of time pieces SO low that i would not
pay to 90 round offering - make noon
marks. The noon mark WAS IN htftnbl"
! brother Of the sun dial. which was .
} rude method Of indicating time com
pared to the cheapest modern time piece;
ret the dial was considered a great IN
vention in Is day. aud the BabylonlanS
we're honored for originating such a boon
TO mankind. Tho sin dial might have
stiIl remained the leading rural time IN
ditator but FOR The persistence Of Con
nccticut clock-makcrs III unacrselllng the
world. WREN they succeeded. by the IN
Interchangeable stamping process Of manu-,
f~acture. in finishing a"~Fviceable CLOCK
works for twenty-five cents each, the oc
cupation that gave jay Gould ms hhan
cial start was gone forever.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26
lie PAYS License on O Dog.
T-on The Des-o;. Free Prcss,l

II rom t.c IetIll- EFSe fIC5i
II like 70 ask vou if dere vhas some
license 10 keep q dog inquired Nr.
D0alcr. as he carefully tip-toed into
the presence Of Sergeant Bcndall yes
to-day.
Yes, sir, IN re Is"
Who uc:s him
"lou have TO 90 Up stairs to the City
Clerk. :
'Doaa. sonepodg come r. me after
NJ. sir
"svhcl.. oct vhas curious. Last week
SHAKE 90 1aIt nit Mount Clemens TO
see h, AHA and Re prings home q dog
Me keep, Hjn tied Obj init der back
yard. unI h yhas home only one day
whoa IA man walks into mr blaze und
say yAas . Carl Dgnder> v.as- All
right. lie ike TO get dot license
money o. shakes dog. Der regular
brice VIA. enc Dollar, but he make it
seek shiIjnGs pecaise it vhas hardt
times. =
"hnd you paid?"
'.Nhcli, ! doan' Ike to haf dot dog
klldt, You see: Eaccrypoly says he
mas sppcu q uo- a-hAAAc!-H some Tiger
81 ~vH two nile, AWAY. NeAt DAY. q
stranger 'p. g, In N 81 SHIN II pook n
his hand uni a pencil oafer his
car: Was Carl Duhoc't has All
Fi5nt' re Ike to &c DOT incense on
snake ""@. II Pali II n 10 some
ppdy else ,'ot Was h0thln9S NIT Aiul'
lie Was & ifcoa5 T. shake, hoWelef,
uHd he make 1t iee'fy cents
At1 yoJ pad mat.
"Nhelt5 Sergeant, DOT WAS q good
dog. II some burglars WAS a mile
AWAY II ho"I9 uh' wakes rs d n
saves Us two Thousand doliaf. DIS
morning stranger comes IN. Tic hal
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26
PHYSICIANS Uuvc Found Our

I31i i "o-t"mtnat4. AID foreign element in
TIC 6.'o'. deve oieI by indigestion. is the
cause &c TAcli.ati,m. TAi, settles upon III
sensitive Suh-cntaneou~ roverin: OF the mus
f-rsand garments Of tn .oints, causing CON
stan. AID shifting pain and aggregatin- "a a
cal-"rco"s. chaiky lie. osit which produces
stiffness and distortion Of the joints. No fact
whIch experlrne La damen,trateii in regard
10 t'tter's Stonarh Rittcrs has stronger
eEd'ane - sup OF taap aus, namely. thu.
't.~ fI.s#i...1t a. comprehensive AIS check,
we Iu"Ft "A " JAt ar "E Il d. az. nor i. II
.css POS tFr!T established ne. a. r. preferable
l. Il" t2.~'Hr ottcn u.cit arrest it. e.n,cfhG
III ii tl@ ~ut-tns v4.t s~i.utary INGREDIENTS.
1 .'&.~fa >.gflt I"tur,t fnr Iaa.arIat f,vars
const3att Il, ttEorctz=a, X lncy and bladder
a.! ncn :. drbjl - and other disorders, see
mat Oh Sct The genuine.
>ET>. LIND l. said to To- very i~ntolnr-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26
A Ghost

IS 4 Tnyt4, but solid realty will be known on
I42-e who wrte 10 Hallett & Co, Portland
IA ne, thereof learning, free, about work that
reside ~ a p-oist OF from S 10 So and IN
"3tds day. some lave carmen over so IN
aoaE. CAPITA pot needed. Halle < Co viii
atFt EoH. All IS new. pe5ay not. Pay also
l4f" Y sure from start. Wealth awaits every
worker. Both sex Al ages.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26

ihCsH poitr and s9nctlTnoniou- members
~ tre house OF Re representatives.: FIRST memter-
why don. You take part n Tie debat-*
on haN1t Opened Your mouth vet. Secnnd
menlher-Pdrdo Was yawniae the whole
tane You W"Ie >~p"ahang.-Iid Bits.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS.

4 CHICAGO butcher admits that two
thirds Of the canned meat sold ia the
markets there as chicken is in reality
the meat Of rabbits that have be n long
frozen.
THE Jury that recently tried two sa-
loon keepers Of Woodland. Cal. for
grand larceny returned this verdict:
We, the jury, find the defendants not
guilty, with the recommendation that
they leave the town within forty eight
hours"
NICHOLAS SPEAR. OF Hartland, Mich
went home for a weeks spree one day
last week, and the next morning put
Paris green in the WATERFALL used bv the
family. Then he for OF all about il and
drank of the water himself and died.
His wife discovered the poison in the
dipper before any other person drank Of
it.
A COMMERCIAL traveller says that in
Pittsburgh barrooms \ can buy two
drinks for a quarter, and if he buys one
drink he paws fifteen cents and receives
a check which represents two and one
half cents. The next time he wants a
drink he pays ten cents and the check.
1t seems q good scheme to encourage
trade. E
\ TRAVELLER in one Of the hotels of
Bangor, Me, put his false teeth IN a
glass of water when he went to bed the
other night. In the morning the water
was frozen solid, and az the water pipes
in the house were also frozen, he had to
take the glass to bed with him, and
t US thaw the ice before he could go to
breakfast.
SOME months ago Daniel Kelly, of
Port Clinton, Pa, saw that a heavy
boulder had fallen on the track of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and he managed
to run ahead and stop an approaching
passenger train in time to avert a wreck.
The other day he received q costly watch
and chain with the compliments of the
railroad company.
A CHICAGO drummer tells of q mer.
chant in Walnut, H., who, being pros
porous and a heavy buyer, is well treated
by the commercial travellers, and has
many a cigar offered to him. He always
rakes the cigar, says Its against my
principles to mok in business hours; III
light this after supper, and when he
gets a hundred puts them in a box and
sells them to a train BOY on the Burning
tonoroad for half price.
A You've oma of Louisville was
carefully picking her way along a slip
perry sidewalk the other day just behind
an elderly and rortly man. Suddenly
he slipped, and in his efforts to keep
from falling down he threw one hand
backward and struck tie young lady
~squarely and violently on the nosc.
The blow stunned her SO that she had tc
be assisted into an adjacent store, and
IN examination by a physician developed
the fact that her nose had been broken.
Both eyes had became blackened from
the injury.
DIR. BEowE-SEQrARD is quoted as say
ing that one has only to harden the neck
and fee. and destroy their sen,itiyencs.
to prevent taking cold. This is Gone
by daily blowing q s ream of cold air
by means Of an elastic bag, upon tn,
neck, and by immersing the feet in colo
water. The air is at first only slight,
cool, but is each day made colder, unit
the neck can stand an arctic blast Will
%impnnity. The feet are immersed il
wa er at first at a temperature of abou
ninety degrees. and this is gradually re
duced to thlrty-eight degrees.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26

II you have a cough o. cold. do not dose
you self with po sonous narcotics, but take
Red star Cough Cue, which contains no OPT
a Is, md Is prompt, safe AMI sure. Price.
twenty-five cents d bott e.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26
LIKE A RIVER
THE PRAISES OF 3. =. 3. POURs IN
UPON Us.
would That We Had Space to Pvb-
Iish a Hundredth Part.

ROCKMART. Ga, Dacerlber 9th, 1855
G.. II. Morgan came to my Office in October
with an old scrofulous ulcer of many years
staining. On exam nation | informed him,
in addition TO my local treatment, he must
have a blood purifier lie preferred your b.
3. b.. which acted like a charm, and with
NV treatment and B. B. B he is now a sound
man.
lam irregular practicing physician, and his
i the first time | ever addressed Il patent
medicine company. Iregard Il. B. b. as one
: of the best patent blood medicines.
". J. ADAlR, NJ, Il.
I. Sc. MsMorcan is now on +. T, Va
and Ca. L. r, but was formerly supervisor
Of bridges and ~trestleS on the Richmond AMI
DauvilIe II. R., and is q gentleman OF con
;derable influence, being identified with the
railroads generally. WI. ADAil~
NEWTON, \. c., June %, 1SS6r-Blood
Balm Company, Atlanta: Your medicine
was used in the case &C my mother, now
about 4, years Of age. who has been afflicted
with rheumatism for the past ten years.
After Using three bottles, we consider THAT
an entire cure has been effected. | used one
hottle myself for a hunlor of the blood,
Inch caused a dlsfiguring breaking out Sn
ny face and al parts Of my body The re-
salt is that my Skin is smooth and perfectly
rec from pinple or idotch. A perfect cure
has been e~lfectel,
W. 7. MGREHEAD, Nevtown, y. c
BALTIMORE, Feb. 5, 1SS7.-BotanIr
!iood Balm Co, Atlanta, "a. Dear Sirs:
. had suffered with b'eeding pIes for two
years, AMI take pleasure in stating that l
AVE been cntIe.n crr"aI 10y the use of ono
aottla of "Botanir Blood Balm b. b b.
I cheerfully make this statement for the
5eneit of the pubic.
CHAS. REINHARDT,
No. 1926 Fountain St,
Baltimore. Nd.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26

You will neye~ succeed n finding permanent
Ielltffron rhcumai IN u.tii yol have used
I "a obs on. the great pa Il cure. nr.ce.
fifty cents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26

Bill \ye advises III" Southern farmer t1
work HI, butter move arG hi COWS .e~s.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26

@EN>. LIND l. said 10 To- very intolar-
Ait tow# voting singers.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-03-26

) months tre4t2=1t 20 ". P.so-s Zen
60 for Catarra- SOD by druggists
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-11
A CrankS work.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Io.-All ofthe papers to-day contain long accounts of the explosion of d can of powder at the Patti concert last night. Later investi- gatlon shows that a crank named Dr. Hodges, who threw it, had Eo distinct purpose in view but simply wanted to create disturbance. excitement has now nearly died away owelng to so little damage resulting, and has given place to astonishmcnt that d panic was sverted the house crowded to it's utmost, capacity and every aisle was also filled with spec tatorS forutnate circumstance and one which no doubt contributed 10 some ex- tent to prevent stampede. was, that the explosion occurred when the applause was most vocferous' and partially destro- yed the sound of the explosion. Had the spectators lost their heads and a rush been madesfor the doors, there is no doubt that many would now be mourn ing for their dead.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-11
Capital News.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Io.--The substi. tuition of Hammond for Tucker as mem. Der of the conference committee on anti polygamy. will not, it is believed. cause any delay in consideration of that meas. ure. Conferees will meet tomorrow and indications are that an agreement will then be reached on a bill similar iR its principles and provisions to that passed by the house. Nineteen working days remain to the present congress. Thir- teen annual appropriation bills Gncluding river and harbor bill bills) are not yet ready to go to the President, ten remain
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-11

The bill introduced by Fisher of Yava. pal in reference to cattle men is an insult to the intelligence of the people of Ariz- ona. He invites affidavit men to come forward and inform upon man who is ihe owner of stock. We desire to ask Mr Foster what the object is in competing cattle men to perform something which is not asked of any other taxpayer? Is not the man who herds his stock on our mesas as honest as the man who deals in merehandisei Why ask him then to take oath as to the property he owns and then hold out az induce ment to some affidavit hound to come forward and ln- form upon and advertise him 10 the world as peIjurer. The simple fact of the matter is that this man Fisher is cit h. CT knave or a fool. Probably both as this bill of his is the essence of rascality and we cannot but believe but what the house will kill il or it's first appear. ance. Yavapai ought 10 be proud of this fellow as he must necessarily be an or aament to her society and a shining light in her Legislature.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-11
Signs of War

Special To The EPITAPH
 BERLIN. Feb. Io.-Advlces from Al. giers, published in Kreuz Zeltung, have caused much excitement here. Dis patches says: A number of Generals and staff aficers left AIgiers to resume their commands in France--That four battalions Welfth army corps stationed at Algieria have been ordered to hold themselves ready to embark. Prepara- tions are being made at different ports to expedite the shipment of troops. Terri torial troops despat~hes say, are to take the place of battalions leaving Algeria, The Imperial bank to-day placed for sale on bourse, treasury certificates to the amount of 3o, ,ooo,oo marks.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-11

THE plan of the administration is to make Tom Parish Commissioner of I'm migration with the S4,5oo which is all lowed by the territory to carry on the of. hce. He is to purchase the Phenix Ga zette and conduct il fer the purpose of becoming the Zulick administration, Bro. McNeil quietly looking on and wondering where the s, is to come from with which to make the purchase. The legis- lature had better make an appropriation and buy the governor an organ as he cer- tainly will need one if he ever reaches congress. Not even Mir. Briggs Good rich, who is accredited with being the au- thor of the whole business, can ride our worthy little Zoo into the congressional arena. Parish and Briggs can plan but l: requires votes to consrmmate their schemes, and those they cannot get. Place Parish on the Gazette, if you de. sire. Make him Commissioner of Immi. grafton and strike out to control the pol- tics of Arizona, and see where you will land! The free born citizen of Ar zona cannot be hoodwinked by either Tom Parish or Briggs Goodrich iIto making an idol out of such timber as Govern"r Zulick, so they might as we'll drop the proposition, for if they don't it will fall very hard of it's own account.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-11
HOUSE..
\ Tenn operate Bill.

Special 10 the EPlrAPH
 PRESCOTT, Feb. Io-Asharst intro. duced bill to prohibit the sale ci liquor within one mile of construction camps on railroads. This bill has the appear ance of spec'al legislation.
 Andrews bill rep aling an act creating the Territorial Militia, also an act aboi- ishing the office of Suprlntendant of Pub lie Instruction. Tbis last measure begot quite lively fight some wanted 1t indch- nitcIy postponed whilst others desired it referred to the Committee on Educa,i' n and after lin,e it was so voted by vote of five to twelve, Lratherwood and Scott of Pima, Ashur {, of Yavapai, and Wores voting no,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-11

The craze, which ceitain element in this country mistake for genius, or lead srship, Lad some of these villains to com init acts wh oh would shame Russian Eihilist. Oae of these fepds in search sf notoristy, in San Francisco, last night, committed deed which should exclude the,sun from his vision for the rest of his, natural life. His name is Dr. Hodges. He deliberately threw a can of powder among the audience at the Patti concert, which was crowded to its utmost capacity This practice ofthrow- isg explosives should be stopped Chi sago put quietus upon il in that city Now San Francisco should do like wise,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-11
Holding Court;
Special 10 the fPiTAPH.

Special 10 the fPiTAPH.
 PRESCOTT, Feb. Io.-The House pass ed the bill fixing time for holding Court in the second judicial district In Yuma the fourth Mondays in March and Sep tember, in PinnI, first Mondays in April and October, in Gila, third Mondays in April and October, in Maricopa the fits; Monday in November.
 The House are engaged in the consid. eration Of the Penal Code submitted by the Code Commissioners and will take two days.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-11

to be acted upon by the senate, nineteen require the action of senate committees, five have not passed the house, and b~o have yet to make their initial step from the house to committee. In addi. ton 10 these last years fortfcation bill yet fingers in conference.